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The College of Mount St Joseph

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I attended the College of Mount St JosephQuite BrightBusiness - Management and Administration
I attended the College of Mount St Joseph for my Bachelors Degree. I appreciated the teachers attentiveness and their accessibility. Most teachers gave out not only personal email address but home numbers. Classes are cancelled for weather emergencies. I felt my business classes were a Challenge especially Human Resources and Accounting classes. The class sizes are small and they have a heavy focus of ethics based in their coursework. This is a great college and they are expanding and doing great things. I am currently in the Masters Program and it is even more challenging. Great school.
4th Year Female -- Class 2013
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: D+
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From the other comments about this college, IQuite BrightInterior Design
From the other comments about this college, I expected to be met by two headed monsters swinging cats of nine tail and working out of a cardboard box in an alley. Exactly the opposite is true; instructors have open door policies, the facilities are immaculately clean - unless my peers spill mayonnaise over everything, and even the complainers and gossips (who by the way, ruin classes for the rest of us)are allowed to have an audience about thir bit......
3rd Year Male -- Class 2013
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: F
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This school fosters no form of personal growthAveragePsychology
This school fosters no form of personal growth or development. Choosing to attend this college means you choose to halt all maturation and remain at the level you are now. 66% of the school commutes, and most of the school comes from nearby areas. This means the population of students are people who are afraid to leave home and reach out of their comfort zone. The teachers do not teach, rather give you A's and B's for doing nothing. Take that as you will, but in the grand scheme of things I find this to be a negative. Also is the fact that campus is only a five minute walk from one side to the other, and extracurricular life, besides the Division 3 sports, if you choose to play, and non-existent. Overall, this school will not help you grow in intelligence or as a person. people from this school generally are not successful later in life compared to many other college if you take time to look up statistics. All this as well as the fact that tuition is through the roof because it is a private school run by Sisters who are in the process of becoming extinct. Do not make the mistake I did. Freshman year is the most exciting time in your college career. Do NOT ruin it by attending this college. Please go to a reputable college and make the most out of this opportunity in your life.
2nd Year Male -- Class 2012
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